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Superintendent honors classified school employees from six districts
Summary
Ted Alejandre recognized classified school employees from six districts at a county ceremony, describing them as the backbone of local education operations.
San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools Ted Alejandre said the county recognized outstanding classified school employees from six districts at its annual Classified School Employee of the Year ceremony.
Alejandre described classified staff as "the backbone of our educational system," saying they work behind the scenes to keep schools running. He congratulated this year's recipients and thanked them for contributions to students and staff.
Why it matters: Classified employees provide essential operational and support services in schools; Alejandre framed the recognition as an opportunity to highlight those contributions. No awards amounts, district names beyond "six districts," or formal policy actions were specified in the remarks.
